Mines Camp News Reports Fast Pace in Baxter Quapaw Field
New mills at Lucille Chicago-Quapaw and Good Luck are to start next month in the Baxter Quapaw Camp. Developments resume at Mason and Lancaster mines while Hawkeye shows an extraordinary zinc strike. Sunburst Shaft 2 boiler repair and Eastman mill double shifts planned. Good Luck to be in operation by September 15.
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Mason
Lancaster
Baxter Juapaw Camp
Miami’ Field
Baxter Springs Reunion Welcomes Attendees For A Joyful Return
A Baxter Springs address invites citizens to enjoy the reunion, urging renewed camaraderie and sharing war history with embellishment where needed. It honors veterans who have left the ranks and encourages all to participate, celebrate, and make the most of the amusement field offered.
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Baxter Springs
Wyatt Has a Fire at Baxter Bank Official Home
Wm W Wyatt assistant cashier at The Baxter National Bank started a fire while heating water for a bath last Tuesday evening. He and his wife visited Bert Shields then returned to find the house ablaze. Neighbors and the fire department saved the home. Loss for Wyatt includes four to five hundred dollars in repairs and household goods. The house and goods were insured. The chemical engine proved effective, extinguishing the fire quickly after deployment.
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Wm. W. Wyatt
Baxter National Bank
Bert Shields
Willie
Wyatt
E. K. Brown
Apple Named To Position At Manuel Training School
Spencer B. Apple, former principal of the public schools, has been appointed to a post at the Manuel Training School in Kansas City Missouri with a salary of 1500 dollars annually. He had planned to teach at Columbus High School next term but chose this opportunity. Friends here congratulate him and expect further advancement.
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Spencer B. Apple
Manuel Training School
Kansas City
Columbus
Letters in Baxter Springs Post Office Aug 26 1908
List of names in Baxter Springs Kansas post office with unclaimed mail for week ending August 26 1908. Letters will be sent to Washington DC dead letter office if not called for within two weeks. Advised recipients to say Advertised. P M KED Bawrerr.
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Baxter Springs
Kansas
Washington, D.C
White Myrtle Stover
Sprence
Maggie Morgan
Lillian Goodman
Howard Jim Brown
C Long
L Sheffield
Vanda Knowles
Lyon
Chas Powers
Grace Mayes
Johny Maquay
Pearl Garden
Georwie Martin
Ked Bawrerr
P.M
Breaking Records at the 3F Mine in Ore Riches
The 3F mine, long active on a large ore face, now sets new production records. Recent shifts yield about 20 thousand pounds of clean ore, with ore extending 20 to 60 feet and improving quality. An plan to mill Little Four mine ore at the 3F mill is discussed, but the 3F may handle its own ore alone.
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Ben Brooks
Abe
Little Four
The Last Roll Call And Nearby Local Notices
Thomas Mays an old soldier died suddenly at his North Military street home after breakfast He had heart disease and had recently returned to the city from California Funeral services were held Tuesday by Baxter Post G A R and interment was in the National cemetery west of the city Grace Painter from Joplin is visiting C C Prentice’s family Coglizer crews erect fifteen hundred tents on Baxter Quapaw grounds Lucille mine stockholders from Evansville Indiana toured the mine Found by Frank Bryner an old Egyptian brass badge with two warts curious pictures on each side Meeting of the County Democratic Central Columbus scheduled Friday Aug 28 at 2 pm with speakers Hugh Farrelly and Jerry Botkin band parade at 7 30 all Democrats invited Dr P J Henprisde and Dr H H Brookhart officials listed
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Thomas Mays
North Military Street
Mr. Mays
California
Lickiss
North Military
Carl Junction
14Th Kansas Cavalry
Baxter Post
G. A
National Cemetery
Frank Bryner
Columbus
Hugh Farrelly
U. S
Jerry D. Botkin
P. J. Henprisde
H. H. Brookhart
Sec
Ladies Ahead of the Big Reunion Millinery Preview
Mrs Guffey offers a new line of millinery inviting ladies to choose before the upcoming reunion. Local society notes mention Miss Florence Hedges visiting in town, and several residents returning from the East. The Big Reunion generates heavy activity with t ent applications numbering over 300 more than last year, and merchants like Will Gregory and Bob Jenkins preparing shops and dining facilities for the event. Local officials update curb and gutter improvements on Cooper and Sheridan streets as part of town improvements.
Wagon and Harness for Sale by Agoa Bg See
Almost new wagon and double harness offered for sale by Rucker or C A. ae. Contact for details and price.
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Agoa
C. A. Ae
Have You Tooth Troubles Prices Harmon Dentist Offers Low Fees
A new dentist Harmon enters the market touting city price competition and guaranteed work. He claims modern in-office conveniences powered by electricity cut pain and time, enabling faster treatment than rivals.
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Lucille
Chicago
Quapaw
Stafford
Wichita
N. Bragg and Associates
Joanna
E. F. Sweeney & Sons
Eastman Investment Co
Shaft No.5
Shaft No. 4
Geo. P. Jenkins
Denison, Texas
Sunburst Mining Company
Hawkeye
Mission Mine
Grace Painter of
Joplin
C. C. Prentice
Coglizer
Evansville
Indiana
Baxter-Quapaw District
Cooper
E. T. McCarthy
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Will Gregory
Geo. Conner
H. Thomas
Mabin, Miss
J. W. Cooke
Cooper's Store
Sheridan Street
Military and
Main
Bob” Jenkins
Galena
Jenkins
W. T. Gregory
Miami
P. J. Hendrickson
Cherokee County
Democratic Central Committee
Chas. L. Rains
Republican Committee
Harmon
Gulena
Kas
T. T. McGill
T. L. Brown
Baxter Produce
McGill & Brown
Demoss & Chubb
Apeers Wesrrd
Goat